New Zealand head coach Gary Stead confirmed on Monday that Kyle Jamieson will bear surgical procedure to deal with his recurring again damage and the all-rounder is about to be dominated out of motion at the very least for a few months.
New Delhi,UPDATED: Feb 20, 2023 10:54 IST
Blow for CSK as Kyle Jamieson set to be dominated out for months because of again damage (Reuters Photo)
By India Today Web Desk: Chennai Super Kings will miss a helpful all-rounder in Indian Premier League (IPL) 2023 as New Zealand star Kyle Jamieson is unlikely to be out there for the 4-time champions for the complete season. Jamieson is all set to bear surgical procedure for his injured again and is about to be sidelined for at the very least 4 months.
Kyle Jamieson was out with a again damage for near 7 months and was targetting a return to worldwide cricket within the ongoing 2-Test collection between England and New Zealand in New Zealand. Jamieson was dominated out of the primary Test after he was picked within the squad for the collection. Head coach Gary Stead confirmed on Monday that the all-rounder will want surgical procedure to deal with the recurring again damage and the time away from the game will give him the chance to plan his comeback effectively.
Jamieson final performed for New Zealand in England in a Test collection in June 2022. He was warming-up to his worldwide return by enjoying home List A and T20 cricket from January. The 28-year-old additionally performed for New Zealand XI within the tour sport in opposition to the visiting England aspect in January however needed to miss the primary Test as a result of damage.
“Kyle has seen a back surgeon and is getting surgery later in the week. It’s been a challenging and difficult time for Kyle and a big loss for us. He has been fantastic when he has been around all of our sides when he has been part of them,” Stead stated, as quoted by Stuff.
Jamieson shall be dominated out of the 2nd Test in opposition to England which can get underway on February 24 in Wellington. New Zealand had been hammered by 267 runs within the first Test, a pink-ball affair in Mount Maunganui on Sunday.
“So we just wish him well, and we will know more in about three to four months about what that end prognosis looks like for him.”
“Surgery provides a quicker return to play and that’s the encouraging thing for him. We want to give him the best chance of recovery because we know what a star he has been for us,” Stead added.
Notably, Jamieson made his debut within the IPL for Royal Challengers Bangalore in IPL 2021, choosing up 9 wickets in 9 matches. Jamieson was purchased by Chennai Super Kings within the IPL 2023 public sale at his base value of Rs 1 crore.
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Feb 20, 2023
